Sentence examples for to curtailing from inspiring English sources
verb
To cut short the tail of an animal
- Curtailing horses procured long horse-hair.
Mr Brufau argues that the cut, which saved Repsol approximately €240m, was preferable to curtailing investment.
The answer to curtailing the blooms may lie in disposing of the algae that clogs the nori rafts on land.
He also stressed the fact that, unless we devote more resources to curtailing emerging diseases, the situation can only get worse.
Ministers have also become over zealous in the so called war on terror, says Khan. "It has gone too far from protecting society to curtailing civil liberties.
In addition to curtailing women's right to medical care, anti-choice policy is being used to arrest pregnant women and imprison women who have had miscarriages.
But, he and other experts conceded, persuading elected officials to move from accepting the science to curtailing emissions remains a much bigger challenge.
We're going to curtail that.
Both steps require ShoreBank to curtail lending.
And some want to curtail growth further.
But they are having to curtail expenditures.
Mr. Thompson wants to curtail it.
